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|title=The Goddess Test
|sort=Goddess Test
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-1848450400
|pages=304
|publisher=Mira Ink
|date=September 2011
|summary=An original take on the Paranormal Romance genre. A well paced, atmospheric read with interesting and colourful characters. A solid introduction to a series that promises bigger and better things in future instalments.
|cover=1848450400
|aznuk=1848450400
|aznus=1848450400
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When Kate's mother makes a dying wish to return to her home town, Eden, Kate drops what's left of her life and goes with her. She doesn't want to make friends – she's here for her mum and nothing else – so she's not very interested when popular girl Ava, with her jock boyfriend Dylan, invites her to a party.
That said, I stand by what I said about really enjoying the book. It was a little too depressing at first to be a light read, but it was well paced, atmospheric and featured some interesting and colourful characters. It's one of those stories where I think, now the set up has been got out of the way, books two and three of the trilogy will be bigger and better. I will certainly be keeping an eye on the bookshelves for book number two ''Goddess Interrupted''.
My thanks to the publishers for sending a copy. We also have a review of Carter's [[Simon Thorn and the Wolf's Den by Aimee Carter|Simon Thorn and the Wolf's Den]].
Fans of re-imaginings and retellings of Myths and legends should check out Bookbag's [[Top Ten Retellings of Myths , Legends and Fairy Tales]] list.
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